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Transfers

AC Milan targets Gonçalo Inácio and weighs a €40 million offer

🇵🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
AC Milan targets Gonçalo Inácio and weighs a €40 million offer

Gonçalo Inácio, 25, could leave Sporting in the winter transfer window, with AC Milan targeting him as a priority, according to Corriere dello Sport. The estimated offer is around €40 million, although the player has a €60 million release clause.

Offer value and clause

Corriere dello Sport indicates that the deal could be closed for about €40 million. Still, Gonçalo Inácio has a release clause set at €60 million, which could complicate the negotiation.

The central defender's contract with Sporting ends in the summer of 2030, guaranteeing the club several more years of commitment. This extended tenure raises the market value of the player.

Ruben Amorim, Sporting coach, has Gonçalo Inácio as a major priority, according to the same Italian source. The manager aims to keep the captain, but acknowledges the Italian interest.

Inácio is currently Sporting captain, but has been the subject of criticism in recent weeks for less successful performances. The central defender has been questioned by fans and the media.

In the 2026/27 season, Gonçalo Inácio recorded seven appearances and scored one goal. The numbers reflect a reduced involvement compared to previous seasons.

If the transfer materialises, the two clubs could meet at the San Siro, where Milan play. The winter will be decisive in determining the future of the player.

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